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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-11
TIE DEMONSTRATION.

The Federation Trades Unions and
sympathizers With Socialism, paraded
tonight in protestation OF the hangi =
of the Anarchists at Chicago to-mor-
row. No disturbance occurred. A
long line men, so 900 strong passed
down Broad street with red and hlIck
fiags, all heavily draped in Grape, and
bands playing the lea March from
Saul and the Ma seile.. Transpar
encies bore inscriptions far more
blood-thirsty and threatening than the
general conduct or appearance of the
marching men.
AMONG THE LEGENDS
Wore these: "Bl,od for blood"
"Proletariat," "Beware OF the I'm ur-
rection. ""The Gallows to the Death, !"
.sSeyen Noble Men You Kill, Savages
Beware" "Bombar'l us and we'll
Dynamite You," "Wage-slaves the
day of your Liberation is at Hand"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-11

Within five minutes after the explo-
sion, Fischer, Parsons and Ensell
were taken from their cells and
searched in the jailer's private office.
Their entire clothing was taken from
them and new suits given them. The
Sheriff SAYS that Lingg was stripped
and carefully searched yesterday and
the day before.
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ia. which was done by the next
,raio. II WINS lucky that the boodle
itlI INTO the hSnds Of an homes, man.
The bridge horror near Piper CITY
VIII call attention To railroai bridges.
II has done that already and has led
to remarks about the bridges at
Brt C vile. II is tho highest bridge
ON the road. a new bridge was
taken there two yenrs ago, 1t iss said,
ana then taken away to Laredo. Now
the work Tor another new bridge has
been laying there or months over
grown with weeds.
Man has warm affection tor a
horse sometimes. Yesterday about a
sick horse were gathered banker,
two lawyers, n doctor, three boot.
blacks, drygoo Is merchant, a black.
smith, and all distinctions di sappcared
III sympathy for the sick animal. aud
each one differed about what allied
tho horse, aud each one suggested a
different remedy.
The new aud EXPENSIVE residence
OF Mr.. j ID. Bell Queen Anne stylc).
on Washington street, liz approaching
completion, aud gives one "A chancs
to SEE what 1t is going to 10 ok like
that IL, If II looks like anything. Per.
sons who sigh after tho good old DAYS
should take a look at II aud see what
KIND OF frills q lecn Anne used to
put on. II Is a massive structure and
n costly one.
Lost don't Know where, can't
tell when, don't sec how-somc,
J thlhg of great value to me. and for
ihc return of which shall be truly
thankful VIZ: good appetite"
Found. al Health and Str,nyib
pure blood, M appetite like that of a
VOL, regular digestion. all by taking
mat popular aud pccu lar medicine.
ho0u Sarsaparlla. want every
oouy To try II this season" IL IL
sofa by all Druggists. One hundred
doses one dollar.
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SHORT STOPS

Another good rain and the back
bone OF summer Will be broken.
Reports of good rains come in from
remote arts OF the country still.
Finest Imported and Key West
cigars at w. a. Williams on ~ Cos.
Cotton is coming in now In limited
quantity, but every day will increase,
Corn and oats and wheat and taters
may sometimes totally fail, but cotton
Is the true salsmander.
There will be services at the Pres.
byterlan church at II u. m, and $50
p. III, by the pastor, Rev, ,. A. King.
sunday school at the usual hour, $3.50
o'clock u, m.
a man w. II Tanney was arrested
yesterday morning by officer, W addcl,
charged with stealing carpenter tools,
such AZ saws AIDES. plaiDcs, gimblets
otc., and WAS lodged in the elegant
hotel De Chrim. lie IL said to have
disposed OF his goods to socond-ha
stores.
Yesterday, in the Alliance com.
mittoc meeting, the representative
from DalAs urgcu the committee to
visit Dallas aud see that great city
aud It's advantages for themselves,
aud offered to provide tor them ana
all OF the Alliance members who
would 90 along, on II special train,
and bear all their eXpenscs
a pistol was stolen yesterday in
broad daylight from desk in the
sncriPs Office, in the court house.
whtn 10 one WAS in. IT WAS pretty
bold thing. IL Is not long since one
was stolen from u Justices Office,
which makes IL seem US If some fel.
low was trying to be original and
funny. some day the young fellow
will be caught at it.
Yesterday, Mayor Sturgis, on his
way to Georgia, on board of NJ. G..
Deanc's train, on tho Central, lost his
p ocket book containing his keys and
n check for 5000. The loss was not
discovered until Mr.. Sturgis left the
train. During the day disE was
received by Mr.. Deane to the above
elect, and accompanied by tho request
that the book be sent on 10 Marietta,
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run excursions to Texas at the same
rate"
C'n receipt of this. the firm nj once
wrote its agents and correspondents
- the Eas'. ca ling their attention 10
thls excursion, inviting them to come
win parties to Waco or to induce all
the! could to visit our city. by this
special enpri. aud their previous gcn.
eraI advertising OF Waco, they conf.
Gently expect u large number of the
excursiohists & visit this point. The
Examiner thinks the result will be
good torWaco III many ways. Real rs.
tate investments are almost certain
tocome from it and we here take
occasion to remark that j. T.. Elgin X
90 are doing their full mart III the
work of building Up Waco,
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Are You sad. despouicn gloomy
Are you sore distressed
Listen io the welcome bidding.
"Bs MI rost."
Hay" ynu aches ana mains uunumhareI
FpI~uuing lifr's Golden Gun
i'nN NOT There "no b aim Ia the Gilesd, aui
'Ntyo II up."
Golden Remedy awaits you..-
1pldcn not alone In name
h'tch, Oh suffering one, aud grasp f.
.. Health re- LATIN,
hear Is but one "Golden' Remedy
DR.. Picrcc's Goldcn Medical Dis
coNerv. II stands alone M tho grent
blood purifier" strength remover"
nnd "hcalth restorer" of the age
rho liver, II regulates, removing all
Impurities. The lungs 1t strengthens,
cleansing and nourishiug them. Tho
whole system 1t builds up, supplying
that above all other things most
necdcd-purc. rich blood.
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RAILROAD R,,kET'
COMING 20 waco General Notes OF
Interest

COMING 20 waco General Notes OF
Interest
They are coming viz the Cotton
Belt route from all points in Tennes'
see, Mississippi Alabama Georgia.
and the Carolinas They are coming
to Waco on the lst to 81 OF oeptem-
Der. Capitalists seeking Investments
are coming to inspect Waco ana IT
surroundings with an eye to business
The homes and efforts OF D. r. Elgi,n
& Co real estate agents, were real,
ized Yesterday when they received
from st Louis letter from MI t.
w. LaBeaume, general passenger
agent of the Cotton Belt route saying
"Dear Sirs-On August 29th, som
and 3lst we will run special excurr
sion at the rate OF one fare for the
round trip from Cairo and ST. Louis
to all points in Texas. On the same ,,p
date all rosds in the southeast VIII
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A t.iitfor Al.

In order to give ali chance to test
it, and thus be convinced OF its Won
derful curative powers, DR.. king's
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs AID Colds, will be, tor n
limited time, given away, THIS offer
is not only liberal, but shows an
bounded faith in the merits OF this
great remedy. All who suffer from
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asih,
ma, Bronchitis, or any eilectiona OF
Throat, Chest or Lungs, are specially
requested to cali at Castle " Morri
sons Drug Store and get Trial
Bottle Free. Large Bottles 81.
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A Word About Catarrh

at Is the mucous membrane, that wondefu
semi.luld envelope surrounding the delicate
tissues of the air and food passages, that ca
tarrh makes Its stronghold Once established
iteats into the very vitas and renders life
buta long drawn breath of misery and 6iaease
dulling the sense of hearing, trammelling the
power of speech, destroying the faculty Of
smell, t>inting tn, breath and killing the re'
fined pleasures ~ taste. ln,idiously. by creep.
Ing GA from n simple cold In the head 1t as
saulis the membranous lining AMI envelopes
the bones, eating through the delicate coats
and causing inflammation, .Sloughing and
deHth. Nothing short OF total eradication Will
secure health to the pat ent, and all allevia-
tives are simply pr0crastinated suilerings,
leading TO n e. tai termination. 5antOrd's Rad.
ical cure by inhalation and internal admins
tratiOu, has never failed even when the dis.
ease hiss made frightful inroads on delicate
constitutions, hearing, smell and taste have
been recovered. and the disease thoroughly
driven out"
sanford's Radical Cure contists OF one bot,
tie Of the Radical Cure one boz Catarrhal
Sci, eut and one improved inhaler, neatly
wrapped in one package, with full directions;
price sl.o0.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co, Boston.
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CACTERINI
Relieves Quickly, Cures Permanently.

twill stop that coughing tickling In throat.
dry-hacking and cstarrh dropping. 1t pre-.
vents decline night swoats, hectic fever and
death frnTa consumption.
After the disease had baillcd the skill OF the
ahest Physicians, and despair had taken away
all hopes of recovery. after spending hun
dreds OF dollars travelling throughout the
United states aud Mexico without relief DR.
Robinson has at last discovered a me ~
which has wOrt ed miraculous cure upon him
This wonderful catnrrh cure can now be oh
tuiued direct from the Doctor, who will IN
struct Ia" patient how to use 1t nj home.
To many who have been without hope o
recovery this remedy viii prove II star IN their
night, II bow of promise that health and hap
piness may yet be theirs Froc treatment,
DIR. II. ROBINSON,
Office % Austin street; ais at W. a. William
son ~ Cos Drug s'otc, Waco.
Agents wanted for all localities whcr,
CacteIine ~ not sold by druggists. Apply To-
terms. The greatest opportunity 10 prom
yourself and help the afflicted. Address al
letters OF Importance DIR II. ROBINSON.
Box AZ Waco, Ten
Treatment for consumption or catarrh, On
advanced stages. Circular by mail free,
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WAS SIMPLY MAVvELLOIs.

Using tn Two together. first washing him
thoroughly with CuUcura soap,th anointlny
MIN WIN Cuticurn. From the FIRST application
hchhuhc ioI the better appeared. The Iortor
said wo had no further need of sim. and coas
eel hh visits. In three or four weeks a corr
Pctu cur, WAS wrought, leaving the little f,I.
low spcfsoh ns white aud healthy as though
ne hhd never been attacked. In my opinion
your valuable rrmedie snNed his life, and 10.
nay ne .ubnH, healthy child, PERFECTLY
Well' no repetition Of tho disease having ever
occurred You arc welcome to make ary ,Ise
OF This you may deem best. NV
GEO. Is. SMITH
az J'"'Ls" ana EN- Prosecuting Atty.
v..,.,o,.o. 20 Ashland, Ohio.
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1t is surprising how cheap teas are
Mt the grocery house OF Joe ;. Tnomp-
son, corner Fourth aud Franklin
streets. GuhPo" der OF Japan, At %
cents, Japan Oolong, q cents; Japan
Nibb-, at % cents; very fine mixed,
tor iced ten, % cents. The prices are
surprising for tho qualities of the
teas, surprising anything of the kind
aver
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NsllpN lsN,,V.

hEN WEST, August l3.-The board
oil health reports six now ca 1908 of
fever yesterday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-14

stop in at Daughtry's ice cream
saloon on Austin avenue and refresh
yourself You will not regret few
moments stop there.
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Six Nights
AT PADGITT'S PARK.
FreeCOncerts
READ THE PROGRAMME.

saturday Might August Is Free Concert.
Sacred Concert.
sunday Night, August IA Free.
Monday and lu sday Nights, August 10 and
l6-F. cc Concerts,
We tuesday Night Angus lT-Scventcenth
symphony Concert only ticket-holders nd.
mltled aud thei. invited guests, not residents
of Waco.
Thursday Night,
August Is, Grand Fireworks, Promenade
Conc, TT and b III. Admission p cents: chill.
drcu luccuts.
FIR KERKOw. Manager.
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Old papers at THE EXAMINER OF.
flee at 20 cents hundred or $50 q
thousand.
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b. a. Little & Co. VIII sell you
groceries at rock bottom prices, and
deliver them promptly.
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Wy OLDEST CluuIn.

VOW ~ years of ago, when nm infant six
months GA, Was attacked with vliuient, ma
iai ling we called our family physician, who
attempted "a cure Il; but II spread with nj.
most lIcroil ~" rapldity, until tho lower por-
middle OF hls back down to hi~ knees, was one
sofia rash. ugly, painful, blotched, ana mali.
'lpu'' No hdd no rest nj night no peace by
zoe" not know now what II was Finally, We
were hlvlScd H. try Cuticura Romediea
without the hn"wlrdgc OF our physician. /
proculci n bON Of tuticura and A onko M IN.
ticuta soap The effect w. ="
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ptgs.a ~ Academic schools, $50.
'1tai fee, slu in advance.

shoe Nk $3.50 to 81; monthly I'm ad .
fasbiln Including every thing except
Non ~ w. which is sl,25 per month.
Pre,hcahdidates for the ministry
b ey, s@rlan ministers.
70, Preparatory high school
catalogue and Information
4hE CHANCELLOR.
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Us AND COLLEGES.

BUSINESS COLLEGE
Low rates are SIN Of.
fered to those d,siring
h = Especial course in any
Y -,--s--~-. one or all departments,
- .,au,r In september. with un-
1, school Willy. W i'm every department.
Led sdyahrHv,IHsiy trained and experienced
|Scioi BY n.sn ntgbip a speciality, Address
ssr. peninH" X. II. HILL,
Pres't. Waco, Texas.
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RARY Use Cuticura Soap, an exauisi,el,
pcrfumed skin bonutldor
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CITICUHA ItEurn,,s.

Are sold everywhere. Prices, cn,tcn,. ~,
cent? kes0lyent' Al; soap. Is cents. Prepared
~ Io'ior Drug and Chemical 90, .Boston,
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BABY'S SKIN.
1nfhntiic and Birth IIumOrs
speedily Cured by
tuticura.

E'OR cleansing the skin AMI scalp of birth
humors fpr allaying itching' burning
Anu Inflammation, for curling the nrst sym
tpms OF rckrus' psoriasis, milk crust scaid
head scroiiula. and other Inherited siin ana
hluo dltcaNrs, cuticura. the great skin cure
ahl hucufn soap, an exquisite skin beauii-
net, eNtefnHlly ahi Cuticurn Rcsolvent the
Absolutely pure. "'''"'0'
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f. NlCuOLSON'S
THE PEOPLES
MILNE FRS.

Corner of Fifth and Franklin streets
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ACADEMIC FACILITY.
OIYINITY FACULTY..

lpcJilIyyH D. D., H., D., Professor of
Ia, fh'n' d, D Professor of Theology
StsbSon!p ~ Professor Of Hebrew and
'' d. Professor Of Ecclesiastical
's'ea schooIs-six courses for
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-14

send for "rIow to Cure Skin Disease. ."
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: vanderbilt University

a .,,ant of science, Literature
\, 10 its De prhrnnioey' Engineering, Phar-
AZ. Law &C. and Medicine the highest ed
DemuInss ntnges ct Q moderate cost.
on'w ~ WILLIAMS, Secretary Nash-
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Republican Standing Committee

Adams J. A. Fetterolf, N. M. Middleswarth.
Hcaycr-Beni. Smith, J. NJ. Fees.
pcaycr Wv. II. Brstton, A. A. Romig.
sicntre-R, II. Walter. WIN. Napp.
Chapnan-.Ias. T.. lIeckard. VIM. Rice.
Tranklin-C. A. Bolender, J. q. Hasslngor.
iasKson-wm. Martin, ]. y. Kreisher.
SiiIdleburah--J. N. steininger, WIN. Romig.
Middlccrcek-J. X. Keeler, a u. Kreamer.
Wonroc--H II. Berdper, I. Hummel.
penn-A. $. Pawiing, y. Kern.
I,eTry-Ino. n. showers, Isaac Spotts.
Perry w.-Adam furst, Il. Y. Dorr.
geiinsgrove-S. = Burns, A. Arbog ,st.
sprlng-I.I I. Manbeck, Y. L, Rigel
Jinion-P. NJ. Arnold, Jno. ID. Bogar.
weshington-lIcnry Brown, j. u. Shirt.
A n pAuIISg. Jno. ID. BoaAR,
Secretary. Chairman
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roTcE 70 sugsc aIBERs.

Look at the FIGURES on the label OF
veur paper. Those figures tell you
1u1 DATE TO WHICH YOUR sUBsCRIP-
yyos IL PAID. Within weeks after
seoney is sent, see II date Is changed.
No other receipt Is necessary.
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MARRIED..

Aug. II, by II. G. Fiss, J r., VIM.
l.. Hottenstein and Minnie Miller, both
OF Shamokin Dam.
August 81, by Rev. ]. +. Wampole,
John II. Mace to Miss. Ellen 81. Ar
bogast, both of Fremont.
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Philadelphia & Erie R r Division.

AND
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY,
Trains Leave Sunbury;
5lOam, For Bellefoute, Eric and Cananlai
qua,
gb3 a m, For Lock HavOn.
~ 52p m, For BollefOnte, Kane ana Canan
dRi qua.
$50 m, Tor Remove aud Watkins.
25a m. For Catawissa ana Hazolton.
525 am 55pn Gnd . 80 p m For w ilkosbarre
o bj m, II 05 m, 10 IN. For ShamOkin
aud Mount Carmel.
Trains Leave Selinsgrove Junction:
SO m, arriving at Philadelphia 10 y m, New
YORK 20 IN, Baltsmore 10 IN, wash
ingtOn 90 IN.
l 90 p m, arriving at Philadelphia q so p m, Vow
York rs m, Baltimore q as p IN, Wash
ington 45 ppm,
81 p m, arriving at Phlladept Ia 20 a IN, New
York; 10 AN, baltimore 90 IN, WASH.
lngton 6 O5 n IN.
Train also Leaves SunbuTv;
90 m, arriving at Philadelphia 8 20 a IN, Ne "
York IL 80 a m, Baltimore 10 a N, WASH I,
ington 90 a m.
J. II. WOOD, Genr Pass Agent.
CHAS. r.. PUGH, Gen'I Manager.
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- dur friends throughout the county will
sSiIss by sending us the news in their rsspec.
we tosns, villages and peighborhoods sand
y, the plain facts, snd We will dress them up,
m nesd be. Our columns will always be open
20 those who wish TO speak through them on
ssnsraI or local questions OF public intsrost
tnt we will net hold ourself responsible for the
opIrIons they may express.
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DIED.

dug. is, In West Beaver twp, Mrs.
II. Louisa Shook, wife Of Amos Snook.
aged 81 years, month and IL days.
Sept. 90 in Freeburc, Sarah Gar
man, widow Of Daniel Gariunn, aged
GO years, months and II days.
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Out Of our immense stock we
offer the following
AND
CARPET
BARGAINS !

Two Solid Walnut Marble
top Suits, Bcycl Glass en-
ira well made i'm work and
finish, but alitilo otfin style
Five Cottage Painted Suits
at a bargain.
Three Solid Ash Suits all
good goods cXceptin finish:
Five Lounges at a sacrifice.
One plush Parlor suit7 pieces
Two hair-cloth "
Ono " I" "
second hand.
-Four marblctop Parlor tables
Five hundred yards, all wool,
Q. G. and Cotton Ingrain
and Rag Cmpcts--la>t
Spring styles and remnants
and all the above arc per
feet, except in style and
finish. Me wish to clean
them out-ail are marked
Bargains. dpricesinplan
hSu- d..
All our re- Liar stock OF
FURNITj Il Il OAR
SETS at 4 educcd pric
for the NEXT TIL IT Y
DAYS.
Call early and secure the
bargains. Goods packed and
freight paid TO any point on
=. Il. IL.
W. II. FELIN,
The popular Furniture and
Carpet Man, LewiStown.
.-vT Undertaking II speciality.
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h5wistown Junction

Trains LeaVo L1WistOWn Junction
l2 a. q m, 8 o. a m, 10 I'd ami OF, pm, 52s, p ~,
3 % p m tor Plttsbnrg ana the West
7 63 m, "a n m, " y n, IS m, ~ . m,
II "a y n, For Philaiclphia, New York, Balti.
moro and Washington,
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sxyprs UourTr CouRTs.-rhe Courts Of
,yder County are held on the fourth Mondays
Jebruary, May, and September, and Second
,aay Of Decsmbcr.
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When Baby was sick, we gsvo her Castorsa,
Whom sho was chid, she criod for Castosia,
Whom she bee~me Misc, sho slung u Castoris,
whsa shs Lad Children, she gave tAsm CastoslA
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

suN5URT & LEWST0WN DIV.
Time Table, In effect May %, 1887
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HOUSE.

THE undersigned having made
"A ample preparation for the accom- M odatlo on
ofthe public would respectfully announce that
Le VIII furnish boarding and lodging at tho
rate OF soyenty.hve cents a day or twenty. .hye
conts a meal. Stabling and feed for horses
furnished cheap.
Those not having tried his table are respect.
fully invited 10 call, and they IN not 20 away
dissatished. Rooms few doors west OF tho
Court House, Middleburgh, Pa,
GABRIEL BEAVER,
Dee'i, 1879. PIoprlotor.
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SeHlnsgTOVc Accommodate
Connecting with tr,lnson q. RyJ
Leave SollnsgrOvo, Arrive at Sollu grove.
$50 a. ~ 1912 A. NJ.
l.l1 T.. NJ. 2Oi l.. VI
5,v3 T.. NJ. $50 =. NJ,
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NGiddieblarS Market
SaE;aiBa 3aaVEleG.

COREE,TEu BY ". =. vtNEy uVI'E
WtpNEaDAT.
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G. A. r.. PICNIC. "A q. A. r.. picnic
will be held in Bowers grove, Middle.
burgh, Pa, Saturday September Sd,
1857. a cordial invitation is isextended
to all q. A. II. comrades, Sons of Vet
eraps, old soldiers and the public gen
orally of this and adjoining counties.
PROGRAM OF THE DAY.
10 a. m.-Grond parade.
10y u. m.-Company drill by q. a. r..
Posts.
Interval for dinner and refreshments.
p. m.-Bag race for purse.
ep. m.-Skirmish drill.
3 p. m.-Tub race for purse.
y. m.-Surprise drill.
~ y. in.-Merry~go>round. III.
Interval for supper and refreshments.
6 y. III. n.--Dress parade.
! p. in.-Sham battle and fireworks.
Stettler's Cornet band will furnish
music for the above program. Meals
will be furnished on the ground.
Dinner, 3jcts., supper e5cts. Also a
full line Of refreshments by Samuel
Bowen. A grand stereopticou exhi-
bition will he on the ground during
the day under the management OF
Prof. Sheckler. Excursion ticket.
will be sold on the $. 6 l.. railroad.
This picnic is under the auspices of
Capt. q. w. Ryan Post, Middlebursh,
Pa. Let everybody come and have n
day of real enjoyment and recreation
by order Of
G. &. GUrELtUS.
JOHN \ SHINDFL,
ID. Il. RHoADS,
Committee.
Capt Ryan Post has secured cXcur-
sion rates on the trains of the 5. 4 l..
railroad for the g. A. r. pic mic in
Bowers grove, sept. 8rd. There will
also he extra excursion trains to Lcw-
istown and Sunhury after night, If the
whether should not bo bad.